This DIY camera kit comes with everything you need to create a compact pinhole camera that shoots 120 medium format film. Hamm Camera Company SHARE We may earn revenue from the products available on ...

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If you guessed that I love this cardboard DIY pinhole camera, you guessed right. In fact, I loved it all the way to the price tag, a quite horrific $22. It does come in a big box, but $22 for a ...

Meet Videre, a DIY camera that assembles in 30 minutes. Kickstarting: A Pinhole Camera Made Of Cardboard What happens when you mix a pinhole camera with a vintage twin reflex, then craft the whole ...

Pinhole cameras create dramatic long exposures — but typically require that users design their own camera or assemble one from a DIY kit. However, that could change with Solarcan, a one-time use ...

Photographers or makers looking for a project to keep them busy for a weekend, might be interested in a new pinhole camera kit called the Viddy which has been designed to be assembled from scratch in ...

Shot outside of my house looking strait into the sun at sunset. Camera made from a Napoleon Dynamite lunchbox Shot on Ilford 5×7 Photographic paper (ISO 6) for about 2 minutes Tray developed at home ...

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